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Corporate Governance Under Frames of Different Theories: With Discussion of China State-owned Enterprises

Xiong Xiaotong

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In this paper, on the analysis of the different corporate governance, we have found out that every theory has its limits on the governance of China state-owned enterprises. And then we put forward our suggestions; the reforms of China state-owned enterprises must follow the path of system evolution.

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In this paper, on the analysis of the different corporate governance, we have found out that every theory has its limits on the governance of China state-owned enterprises. And then we put forward our suggestions; the reforms of China state-owned enterprises must follow the path of system evolution.

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In this paper, on the analysis of the different corporate governance, we have found out that every theory has its limits on the governance of China state-owned enterprises. And then we put forward our suggestions; the reforms of China state-owned enterprises must follow the path of system evolution.

Key concepts: China, Corporate governance, Business, Economic system, State (computer science), State owned, Path (computing), Market economy

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